Laser/Lights Attachments

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Update-NEW ARMALASERS Available for ALL Leather Holsters! Trigger Guard Mounted Lasers-Green & Red

October 17, 2023 by MTR Custom Leather in Laser/Lights Attachments, New MTR Updates with No Comments

Update-NEW ARMALASERS Available for ALL Leather Holsters! Trigger Guard Mounted Lasers-Green & Red

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TR-Series

TR-Series Grip. Glow.

Touch Sensor is located in the PERFECT spot

Right at the point where the trigger guard and pistol grip meet. Where your middle finger naturally rests.

All TR models turn on by human touch, not by a mechanical switch or button. As soon as you grasp your pistol, the True-Touch Activation sensor will turn the laser on and keep it on as long as you’re grasping the grip.

It is seamless and immediate and requires no button to be pushed or secondary operation. Move your middle finger forward and the laser will shut off.

U.S. Patent 9,328,994
Additional Patents Pending

Yes, the laser activates just by gripping your pistol.

IMMEDIATE! Without having to think about it, the TR will throw out the most powerful laser beam the law will allow as soon as you grasp your pistol, accurately and immediately. Using human touch, True Touch Technology, you’ll have a normal, natural feel without an awkward push button on the grip.

TR Series Sensor

Competing lasers use push-buttons

TR Series Lasers are available in both Green and Red

Available in both Green and Red!

ArmaLaser only uses the 635nm wavelength in our red lasers. 635nm is up to 5 times brighter than standard 650nm lasers.

For the highest visibility, green lasers can’t be beaten. ArmaLaser green lasers have the highest battery life of any concealed carry laser.

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Custom-Fit for your pistol model.

Rock solid mounting made from same Dupont Zytel as pistol.

High-impact DuPont Zytel FRN makes every ArmaLaser the toughest laser money can buy.

Up close view of custom fit for your pistol

TR Series Zytel diagram

Holsters that are available:

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Crimson Trace LG-RUGER MAX 9 (RED) Laser now available for leather holsters-MTR Custom Leather

November 16, 2022 by MTR Custom Leather in Crimson Trace LG-RUGER MAX 9 (RED) with No Comments

This Laserguard is a powerful red laser sight designed for the Ruger MAX-9 . By wrapping around the triggerguard, the Laserguard maintains the sleek profile of the MAX-9, which is optimized for concealed carry. It features Crimson Trace’s Instinctive Activation and has a master on/off switch built into the side. The Laserguard is easily user-installed with the included tools, which also adjust the windage and elevation. Give yourself every advantage possible with a Laserguard for the Ruger MAX-9, because Failure is Not an Option.

LG-RUGER MAX 9 (RED)

LG-RUGER MAX 9 (RED)

This Laserguard is a powerful red laser sight designed for the Ruger MAX-9 . By wrapping around the triggerguard, the Laserguard maintains the sleek profile of the MAX-9, which is optimized for concealed carry. It features Crimson Trace’s Instinctive Activation and has a master on/off switch built into the side. The Laserguard is easily user-installed with the included tools, which also adjust the windage and elevation. Give yourself every advantage possible with a Laserguard for the Ruger MAX-9, because Failure is Not an Option.

LG-RUGER MAX 9 (RED)

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TLR-8® G sub | Rail Mounted Tactical Light with Green Laser | Streamlight® Holsters and Accessories-MTR Custom Leather 

November 13, 2022 by MTR Custom Leather in Laser/Lights Attachments, New MTR Updates, TLR-8® G sub | Rail Mounted Tactical Light with Green Laser | Streamlight® with No Comments

 

TLR-8® G sub | Rail Mounted Tactical Light with Green Laser | Streamlight®

 

Compact Rail-Mounted Tactical Light with Green Laser

Part Numbers List

  • Next generation rear paddle switches with HIGH and LOW options
  • 500 lumens of power in a compact design
  • White LED and green aiming laser
  • Safe-off feature prevents accidental activation, saving batteries

 

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Click above for the link to all of our holsters for the Palmetto Dagger. Then click on the one you like and you will see the many Palmetto models listed!

 

 

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

High Lumens
500
Run Time
1.50 hours
Beam Distance
141 meters
Max Candela
5,000
Battery Type
CR123A Lithium
Battery Quantity
1
Length
2.51 inches (6.38 centimeters)
Weight
2.77 ounces (78.53 grams)
Colors
Black

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Source: TLR-8® G sub | Rail Mounted Tactical Light with Green Laser | Streamlight®

The Best Custom USA Made Leather Holsters for Lights, Lasers, Red Dots, Compensator, Threaded Barrel & More!

October 5, 2022 by MTR Custom Leather in Laser/Lights Attachments with No Comments

Have been looking for a holster that will accommodate your weapon’s light, laser, red dot, etc.? Let me me SAVE you some time and stop looking around, Go now to www.mtrcustomleather.com and check out there large selection of handmade leather holsters! Choose how you want to carry your weapon, OWB, IWB, Shoulder Rig, Ankle Rig, Western Rig, Drop Leg etc. Then choose from various styles of holsters. Don’t worry if you do not see the exact style that you are wanting because once you click on a holster, you can start designing it the way you would like it to meet your needs. Like, thumb break straps (safety straps), body shield (sweat shield), double stitching for extra retention and strength, enclosed end to keep dust and debris from entering your barrel or optic. All the way down to the color of thread!

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[SHOT 2022] Crimson Trace AFG Light and RAD Dot Sights -NEW WEAPON LIGHTS/LASER OPTICS FOR MTR CUSTOM LEATHER HOLSTERS 

April 29, 2022 by MTR Custom Leather in Laser/Lights Attachments with No Comments

MTR CUSTOM LEATHER NEW LIGHTS/LASER ATTACHMENTS FOR HOLSTERS FOR 2022 AND MORE TO COME SOON SO STAY TUNE. DON’T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER TO GET AHEAD OF EVERYONE REGARDING SALES, NEW HOLSTER, WEAPONS AND MUCH MORE!

E-SERIES™ Red Laser Sight for Ruger 57
E-SERIES™ Red Laser Sight for Hellcat
E-Series Savage Arme Stance
E-Series Taurus G2c Green
VIRIDIAN E-SERIES Taurus G4
VIRIDIAN E-SERIES Taurus tx22
VIRIDIAN E-SERIES Ruger Max 9
streamlight tlr-7a contour remote
streamlight tlr-6 gx4
STREAMLIGHT TLR-7 HELLCAT
streamlight TLR-7 HELLCAT
streamlight TLR-6 GX4
streamlight TLR-7A CONTOUR REMOTE
streamlight TLR-7A
armalaser tr-26

Crimson Trace line of RAD dot sights cover everything from big to small. Here is their CT RAD Max Pro. All the RAD dot sights have a 3 MOA dot for red dot sights and a 5 MOA dot for their green dot sights. The Pro versions of the RAD dot sights have there CT Motion Sensor. CT sights with the CT Motion Sensor will shut off after 2 minutes of inactivity. RAD dot sights also shut off after 8 hours of continuous use to conserve battery.

The CT RAD MAX Pro below is an upscaled version of their pistol dot sight for use on a large format pistol like this AR pistol.

 CT RAD MAX PRO

Their CT RAD dot sights have a Docter footprint and are offered in standard or pro versions with the Motion Sensor. They are also offered in Red or Gree dots. They have a top mounted battery and will retail for just $249.99.

Their Micro has a JPoint/Shield RMS. The Micro does not  have manual adjustable brightness but feature their CT Radiance ambient light sensor for auto brightness.

   

The CT RAD Micro will retail for $224.99 while the CT RAD Micro Pro will retail for $50 more at $274.99.

Source: [SHOT 2022] Crimson Trace AFG Light and RAD Dot Sights -The Firearm Blog

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New Viridian Lasers for MTR Holsters

March 12, 2022 by MTR Custom Leather in Laser/Lights Attachments with No Comments

@ViridianWepTech NEW WEAPON Lasers for our Holsters! @TaurusArmas TX-22, GX4, G2c and @SavageArms Stance… @rugerofficial MAX-9 coming soon!

More New weapons and light/laser attachment for leather holsters and accessories

September 9, 2021 by MTR Custom Leather in Laser/Lights Attachments, New MTR Updates with No Comments

Forgot to mention a few more weapons and light/laser attachments.

Ruger Max 9

M&P Shield 9 Plus

Sig Sauer P365XL with Lima Laser

Stream light TLR-10

Stream light TLR-9 Flex

Stream light TLR-7 Sub

All Olight models (baldr, mini, tactical, Valkyrie,pro, Pl series and more)

A Guide to Leather – MTR Custom Leather Blog-Discussing Calf Skin Leather Hides??

September 15, 2020 by MTR Custom Leather in Laser/Lights Attachments, Leather Care, Types of Leather with No Comments

There are many different types of leathers that are used on footwear these days. And many different styles to the same type of  so allow me to break down the most common options and tell you a bit about each, sharing what their plus and minuses, myths and all of the other opinions I might have on each.

Calfskin – Saying calfskin is like saying the word ‘car.’ It’s the general type of leather used to produce many of the sub types, like ‘crust’ or ‘box’ (aka , aka box ‘calfskin’ — see what I am saying?). It simply means that the leather came from calf, as opposed to a full grown cow (which in reality is the case most of the leather used in the high end shoe industry). Cow leather is simply not that great. Think about your 18 year old skin versus your 60 year old skin (no offense, but it’s a reality). That’s the difference between calfskin and cowskin.

The most common type of calfskins found in dress shoes are the following:

  1.  (below) –  is untreated (read as not dyed) leather. It is left intentionally natural in color in order to allow for a coloring process after the fact (i.e. not in the tannery, but rather by the shoe factory, a patina artist or some other 3rd party). A lot of what is on offer these days is crust calf and that is because a lot of people want a patina/aged/burnished look and doing this on Crust calf is best and easiest. Italians and the French have been the ones to really pioneer the use of Crust calf with their history of colorful shoes. Crust calf, not having been in the drum for dyeing, is usually softer than the other types of Calfskins. However, in some cases, this softness can result to heavier creasing so do beware of that. Everything comes with a trade-off. Also, because it is left untreated, it means that the leathers’ defects (scars/scratches/bites etc) are usually more prominent as they are not hidden by the dyeing process of the drums and finishing of the tanneries.
A Guide to Leather
Crust Calf
A Guide to Leather
Box calf
  • Box Calf (aniline – above) – Box calf is the most traditional and commonly used leather there is. It is simply a pre-dyed leather, like 99% of all black calf leather. Most likely any shoe that has a uniform finish is going to be made from Box calf. The English shoemakers have traditionally stuck with Box calf as they never got so much into patina and making Green/Blue/Red shoes (although this is changing 😊. Some notable tanneries producing Box calf are Weinheimer for Black calf, Du Puy and Annonay for everything else.

    Box calf will always be stiffer due to the dyeing process. And Black box calf will traditionally be the most rigid. Something about the black dye makes it harder than the rest. For creasing, well this will depend on the quality of the skin as I have seen Box calf hardly crease at all and then some that creased worse than anything else. In this department, there is no true rhyme or reason. But it is also generally thought of as being more resistant and durable with respects to its crust counterpart.

  •  (image below) – This is somewhat of a contradiction in itself but it’s common in the industry so let’s discuss it. Bookbinder/Polished/Shined calf is simply a way to take cheap leather and give it a top acrylic coating that hides all blemishes and leaves this plastic like look. It allows the shoemaker to buy cheap and sell high, tricking customers into believing that it is top quality calfskin when it is not. Italian brands have been doing this for years. Nearly all designer brands use this type of leather, quite frequently as it is a GREAT way to increase your profit margins. The lower priced welted English brands have been using this too for quite some time although I presume that their ideas for doing so might be more functional for the following reasons.

    Bookbinder is durable. Its top coating makes it nearly impenetrable. So if you live in a wet environment, then bookbinder leather can be a good option for you in order to not have your shoes so easily ruined or requiring constant upkeep. The downside is that it is extremely rigid which means it cracks easily, particularly in the vamp where the shoe creases during each step. And once it cracks, that’s it. There is no coming back from that. And it also scuffs easily and you can’t shine those scuffs out as it is in the acrylic, not the leather.

A Guide to Leather
Bookbinder – Image courtesy of Fratelli Rossetti

 –  is leather. Don’t be mistaken. It’s the underside of the hide i.e. the part that is inside the calf. For it’s long hair like textured appearance it has been loved and hated by many for years for various reasons. Let’s discuss the different types of  and the pro’s and con’s of each.

  1.  –  is simply the premium uncut suede that you typically find in the very high end, expensive shoes. You can tell that suede is full grain when it is super soft and when you rub your fingers over it, it drastically changes from light to dark depending on which way the hair is laying. The hairs of the suede will always be quite long on a . It will also have a shimmery sheen to it. It’s hard to explain but is more vibrant than the other suedes.
  2.  – Split suede is like bookbinder in a manner of speaking. They shave off the top layer of the suede, most likely as a way to hide less-premium cuts that have more noticeable blemishes were they to leave the suede uncut. Split suede is cheaper and more often than not seen as inferior. Its texture is not nearly as plush as full-grain suede and does not have as much of a contrast between light and dark when rubbing your fingers across the suede. Its hairs are naturally shorter.
A Guide to Leather
Split grain suede by J.FitzPatrick Footwear

Here are a few of my opinions on the matter of suede and the differences between full grain and split suede. Split suede is often bad mouthed but in reality most makers are using it and let me explain why. First of all, Full Grain is insanely expensive, nearly double (if not more) the cost of split suede. Of course it is nicer to feel but it is not better in terms of durability and I believe that is why it is not used as much. You don’t get double the lifespan from it and it is often more expensive than premium calfskins. It doesn’t age as well either as when those beautiful long hairs of the suede start to get worn down from wear and tear it simply does not look as nice anymore. It shows more so it’s wear and tear. Split suede on the other hand is not nearly as plush and elegant looking but it is durable and holds up well to wear and tear.

I once wore my snuff suede chukka boots (split suede) on a scooter in Paris and got caught in a hailstorm downpour. I got so wet that the shoes turned black. But when they dried, they dried just fine, evenly and the snuff went back to its original color. And that’s the beauty of split suede. When it comes from a good tannery, then its quality is still high and it wears very well. And on top of that, to be honest, it takes rain better and this myth that suede isn’t good for rain is simply garbage. Cheap suede is not good for rain. Sand suede is not good for rain. But Snuff suede and darker takes bad weather like a charm and in fact, I prefer to wear my suede on wet days than my leather. The only thing one must do is remember to steam and brush your suede once it has dried. Do that and you will forever have good suede.

A Guide to Leather
Grained Brogues by Crockett & Jones

Grain Leather – Grain leather is simply a stamped calfskin. Its look is not natural and is created by the tannery. You buy leather in different thicknesses when buying from the tannery and I want to say that Grain leather is typically a touch thicker than your traditional calfskins as it needs to be when having that texture finish to it. You tend to find grain leathers on models that are more for adverse weather as its textured finish usually hides wear and tear better than a smooth surface does. Some of the more notable grain leather is the dress shoe industry are:

  1. Pebble Grain (shown above) – This is quite the prominent grain and is often used on boots and/or shoe models like full brogues. This is the grain that really takes the weather well as its thick pebble-like finish allows for the ultimate beat up without showing too much wear and tear. The English shoemakers are quite fond of using this type of grain to combat that rainy environment and particularly for those that live in the countryside, want to dress smart and maintain a good pair of shoes. A country brogue or boot is nearly always grained.
  2. Pin Grain – Somewhat like the pebble grain in look, the pin grain is simply a much smaller design of grain, that looks like it could have been made by pin dots. For some reason, its finish is often shinier and I never knew why whereas pebble is always matte. You tend to find pin grain in the higher end shoemakers as it is more fine grain and truth be told, not so sure as to how it holds up to the adverse weather as I have never had a pair. But it’s nice for having something different than calfskin and still being able to maintain elegance through its subtle appearance.
  3. Hatch Grain (shown below) – This grain has taken the industry by storm in the last 10 years. It’s a softer grain all around and much more subtle than it’s pebble-like counterparts. Due to this softer nature, I personally find it more dressy or at least the ability to wear it with more dress attire whereas, for me, I see pebble grain as casual and hence why you often find that on boots or full brogues. But good old Hatch grain is found on all models, even smart oxfords or dressy loafers. It’s the new age grain that many customers seek but that is still somewhat rare to find as it has not fully caught on to being always on offer by all of the tanneries. The only downside is that I don’t believe this grain takes as much wear and tear as the others do.
A Guide to Leather
Shoes by Lof & Tung of Skoaktiebolaget

There are many more variants of leather used in the industry, like Cordovan and a million other types of grain, but the ones in this post make up the majority of what is found on the dress shoes of today.

Knowing the differences will help you make informed decisions about your purchases.

I hope that you have all enjoyed this post. Please share to spread the knowledge!

Justin FitzPatrick

 

 

 

 

 

Source: A Guide to Leather – The Shoe Snob BlogThe Shoe Snob Blog

SIG P365 Real Rail Conversion – MTR Custom Leather make holsters for the ZR25 Rail adaptor 

June 22, 2020 by MTR Custom Leather in Laser/Lights Attachments with No Comments

SIG P365 Real Rail Conversion – MTR Custom Leather make holsters for the ZR25 Rail adaptor

Source: SIG P365 Real Rail Conversion – Bing video

Rail Master® Pistol Light | CMR-209 | Crimson Trace-NEW LASER-MTR CUSTOM LEATHER HAS HOLSTERS FOR IT 

June 17, 2020 by MTR Custom Leather in Laser/Lights Attachments with No Comments

Introducing the CMR-209 Rail Master® Universal Pistol Light for rail-equipped firearms, a versatile tactical lighting option at an incredible value – from the brand you trust for personal protection optics.Instant Activation™: Tap-On / Tap-Off200 Peak Lumens LED White LightMaterial: PolymerWater Resistant (IPX4)Impact resistance up to 1 meterModes: On/Off • MomentaryBattery life: 1 hr 30 minWeight: 1.98 oz with battery installedFits most pistols with M1913 Picatinny (or similar) accessory rail measuring at least 1″ from recoil lug to trigger guard.

Source: Rail Master® Pistol Light | CMR-209 | Crimson Trace

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